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Was lucky enough to get permission to pull this aspen from a field. It’s roughly 1’ tall from where the end of the bag meets the trunk. I cut a longer root than usual, about a foot long. The dirt fell right off of it when I dug it up, and I collected a bunch of it to bag it with. I added root hormone, and a small bit of water to the native soil it’s in. The black contractors plastic bag is wrapped very firmly around it avoid any soil movement.
Given that it is early fall, My plan is to defoliate the leaves later this eve, place it in a pumice filled pot, saturate it, and add a half dose of organic fertilizer diluted in water, not pellet fertilizer.
Should I black bag this and keep it in my green house?
Any other tips?
Greenhouse is Located in Chicago, tree was collected in Michigan a few hours away north of holland.
Given that it is early fall, My plan is to defoliate the leaves later this eve, place it in a pumice filled pot, saturate it, and add a half dose of organic fertilizer diluted in water, not pellet fertilizer.
Should I black bag this and keep it in my green house?
Any other tips?
Greenhouse is Located in Chicago, tree was collected in Michigan a few hours away north of holland.
